Robert Bryant Marshall

• General Notes
  • http://www.wildwood.org.nz/david/p1.htm#i50
    
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    The family of Marshall, anciently Marchal, lived in Sussex many generations before Thomas, son of Thomas Marshall, of Easebourne, left the county, and married in the year 1743, Mary, the only daughter of William Bryant, of Haslemere, in Surrey. This Thomas Marshall left two sons, viz.: Thomas, who died without issue, and Robert, who derived considerable property from his uncle Robert Bryant, of Haslemere, the only brother of Mary Bryant, the said Robert Bryant having but one child, a daughter, to whom he left the rest of his estates. Robert Marshall died, leaving two sons: George, of Broadwater, near Godalming, and Henry, of Godalming, and three daughters, who married three brothers, viz.: Anne, who married William Pontifex, of Gloucester Place, Hyde Park Gardens; Sarah, who married Edmund Pontifex, of Bramhope Lodge, Charlton, Kent; and Mary, who married John Pontifex, of Grooms Hill, Blackheath, Kent.
    
    
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    .—A crested female figure, vested arg. the right hand pointing to a
    
    rainbow above her head, ppr. and with the left supporting an
    
    anchor in front, sa. otto.—Spes mea in coalo.